Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-23
LOCAL AND OTHER sors.
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Over 800 new settlements in Dakota ar,
applicants for Postofices.
New Haven News: An umbrella keep,
Lent all the year round.
Great Britain will spend S66, OC0, O0C
this year ON her navy.
A horse show will be given at Paradise,
Humboldt county, April 26.
Sweet Spring ia a gentle reminder of the
"big ditch " on Spring street.
Ex-senator Fair is said to be sorry Thai
he sold his South Pacific Coast railway.
Los Angeles, CAL, thinks it will be en-
tirely free OF smallpox By the LIST Of May.
The output OF the Drum Lummop.
Montana, was $185, 900 for the month of
March.
The smallpox visitation cost Los An
geles. CAL, $4,000 directly, and 81, 800, 900
indirectly.
The Evening Report says that +" Virgins
ia crammed jammed with toughs, opium
iends, tramps, etc."
Boston Herald: II is an old adaee that
if you have a bill to pay at Easter you'll
find Lent very short.
The attention Of stockmen is directed to
the advertisement Of G. M. Dixon, In an
other part of this paper.
Yuba's hop crop promises to be very
good this season. The vines about Wheat
land are in capital condition.
The weather yesterday was clear and
cold, and was the first day for a week that
it did not either snow or rain.
II am OF the people, and believe in
them" was the patriotic remark of Presi-
dent Cleveland in a recent interview.
Tuscarors is infected with thieves. A
the town is sixty miles from the railroad
1t seems that the thieves must be a home
product.
Damages for S575 have been awarded q
Lassen county stockraiser whose cattle
were torn by running against barbed wire
fencing.
II is estimated that the beggars of Rome
receive $4,000 900 q year in alms, and that
900 OF them are worth from Sl5, 900 TO
$40, 900 each.
Elko boasts Of having one Of the best
baseball clubs in the State. The members
are all SCARED veterans, who have seen
service in the field.
Mary, the youngest daughter OF John
Oieson, while playing last evening with
some children, was seriously cut on the
head with an iron hoop.
Z. d. Vanderlieth, Esq, left for Cali
fornia yesterday morning Immediately on
the receipt of the news Of the death Of
his father at Sacramento.
Hannibal Hamlin, who is seventy-nine.
participated in every dance at a recent
legislative reunion in Maine, and went
home with the prettiest girl.
The Reno Journal says it is reported
that Judge MeKenney will be a candidate
before the Republican State Convention
for the nomination Of Supreme Judge.
Eastern wool buyers are arranging to
ship wool from the Pacific slope via PAN
anna. The present rate Of So so per 100
pounds virtually prevents its shipment by
rail.
According to the Los Angeles Herald, it
can now procure printing paper in Ger
many and land it in Los Angeles cheaper
than it can buy at Eastern mills and bring
it to the coast.
A called communication of Eureka
Lodge No. 16, F. & A. NJ, will be held
tbis Saturday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
All Master Masons in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
At Oroville. California. April II, Pro-
fessor Melville made 9 very successful
balloon ascension. The balloon rose about
600 feet, and foated off easterly about q
mile, where a safe landing was effected.
On the east side OF Panamint Valley,
lnyo county, is a very large ledge of anti
mony ore. The metal was quoted recently
In London at $3.50 per ton. No effort has
ever been made to do anything with this
ledge.
Prominent Mssons OF San Francisco in.
tend making an excursion to the Hawaiian
Islands next month, leaving by the Austria
liza, which sails on the Oath. 1t is ex-
pected that 200 persons, including ladies,
will be Of the party.
Two centuries ago not one in a hundred
wore stockings. Fifty years ago not a boy
In q thousand was allowed to run at large
at night. Fifty years ago not a girl in a
thousand made q waiting maid of her
mother. Wonderful improvements in
this age.